My Safe Florida Home: How Florida Homeowners Can Get Up to $10k for a Stronger Roof

Video: Roof Replacement… What Could Go Wrong? Everyone always talks about how great their roofing company is but the fact of the matter is that Roof Replacement in Florida is not without risk. We're starting our "What Could Go Wrong?" series by talking about one of every customers biggest fears... Rain. The fact is, it rains almost every day here in Florida and that can't stop Florida Homeowners from protecting their homes and having new roofs installed; especially with Hur

If you're a homeowner in Florida, this simple document that could be saving you hundreds... sometimes thousands... of dollars a year on homeowners insurance: the wind mitigation report. Nonetheless, a surprising number of homeowners either don't know it exists or haven't had one done in years. Here's what it is, why it matters, and how to make sure you're not leaving money on the table. What Is a Wind Mitigation Report? Example of a Uniform Wind Mitigation Report A wind mitig

Choosing the best roofing material for South Florida homes... we're taking a look at Tile, Metal, Stone Coated Steel, and Asphalt Shingles. We'll give you our pick

The two biggest factors driving Florida’s roofing market: Weather and Homeowner’s Insurance

June 1 marks the official start of hurricane season here in Florida. If you have lived here long enough, you already know the drill: one week everything is calm, and the next week everyone is scrambling for plywood, water, gas, generators, and tarps. The goal of hurricane preparedness is simple: do as much as possible before a named storm pops up. As a Florida roofing contractor, we see the same thing every year. Homeowners wait until the last minute, they’re forced to make r

May 12th Hail Storm in Seminole County

Tile Roofs in Florida need proper inspections

What happens in the days after you decide to file an insurance claim.

Professional Employer Organizations (PEO’s) or Employee Leasing arrangements have become more popular in recent years and are commonplace in the roofing industry. There are significant upsides for business owners in hiring their workforce this way, but as a homeowner there are some very serious implications that you need to be sure you understand. PEO/Employee Leasing Workers Compensation only covers “rostered” employees of the business listed on their certificate, not the bu

Hurricane Deductible Infographic If you’re a Florida homeowner, your insurance policy likely includes a “hurricane deductible” Understanding the distinction between this and an “all perils” deductible is critical as it directly impacts how much you’ll pay out of pocket to make repairs to your home after a storm. What Is a Hurricane Deductible? A hurricane deductible is the amount you must pay out of pocket before your insurance covers damage caused specifically by a named sto

Critical Steps to Take if Your Roof is Leaking - A Florida Homeowners Guide There are very few things that cause more anxiety for a homeowner than the thought of water coming in through the ceiling. A roof leak is one of those problems that can go from concern to damage fast. Whether it’s a small spot on the ceiling or dripping water, what you do in the first few hours and days matters. If you’re dealing with a roof leak now…or want to be prepared…here’s exactly what to do to